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Kashmir in Autumn

      Kashmir in Autumn /Fall Season 

Kashmir Valley, often dubbed "Paradise on Earth," transforms into a breathtaking spectacle during the autumn months (August – November). As the season shifts, the landscape bursts into vibrant hues of gold, orange, and red. The renowned gardens of Srinagar—like Shalimar Bagh, Cheshma Shahi, and Nishat Bagh—are illuminated by the fiery Chinar trees, creating a picturesque backdrop.


The serene waters of Dal Lake, framed by colorful foliage, offer an enchanting view. A tranquil shikara ride on the lake allows visitors to soak in the area's stunning beauty. Meanwhile, Pahalgam, with its lush meadows and towering pine forests, presents equally captivating fall scenery, making it an ideal autumn getaway.


To fully immerse yourself in this seasonal wonder, consider exploring Kashmir tour packages, which provide the perfect opportunity to experience the region's unique charm during this magical time of year.

Courtesy :-Real Paradise Journey 

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